Sociology

According to the text, what best explains different ways of thinking developed in ancient China and Greece?

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According to George Herbert Mead, which component of the self is the last to develop?

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According to George Herbert Mead, how do children first learn to use language and other symbols?

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According to Freudian theory, which of the following best characterizes a personal conscience?

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According to Charles Horton Cooley, what is meant by the "looking-glass self" in our interaction with others?

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A young mother is raising a four-year-old boy and a three-year-old girl. She makes a point of ...

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A young child is repeatedly given negative messages about clumsiness and stupidity, and the parents ...

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Why can socialization be viewed as an evolutionary process?

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What is the role of "adaptation" in socialization?

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What is an "age cohort" and what is a "generation"? Discuss the two concepts, using personal examples.

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What are the main processes and outcomes of socialization in adolescent peer groups?

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How does a society play an important role in socialization patterns? Explain using an example.

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Discuss class and gender differences in the emergence of childhood as a life stage in Europe and ...

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Define and give an example of social role.

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Define "self-fulfilling prophecy" and give an example.

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The practice of cow worship in India is based on religious beliefs and is by its very nature an ...

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The first efforts to improve productivity through rationalization occurred with the installation of ...

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Postmodernism has many parents, teachers, politicians, religious leaders, and some university ...

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Hip-hop is an example of how mass consumption is an expression of rebellion.

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Culture operates as a force for social control and the replication of privilege.

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Burping in public is likely to elicit a serious reaction because it is breaking a cultural more.

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Americans are now more deferential to traditional institutional authority than Canadians.

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A rape culture is a culture that has normalized sexual harassment and victim blaming and has ...

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A folkway is a norm that specifies social requirements.

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Who stated that, due to processes of rationalization, life in the modern world is akin to living in ...

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